Villas In Morfa Nefyn

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Jill - Verified booking

  Dwyros is a fantastic cottage surrounded by countryside, about a mile from the village and beach.

  It is very spacious and there is plenty of storage. The kitchen has loads of cupboard space and work surfaces, with a full sized fridge freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. Everything is modern and clean. Gareth lives next door so is on hand if needed, and he called round once to check everything was okay but otherwise you wouldn't know he was there - it's all very quiet and peaceful with a glorious large back garden and superb views from the bedroom window. An ideal cottage for children (which we didn't have) as there is the large garden to run about in and a playground right next door. The back of the cottage is sunny all day and the front lovely and cool, just right after a hot day walking/paddling - we were very lucky with the weather and had wall to wall sunshine. The only additions to the cottage I would suggest are a coffee table and a coat rack, otherwise everything was perfect. The local Costcutter (I guess you could walk there but we weren't that energetic!) is a real Tardis with delicious pies and pasties, and also ready made meals such as roast beef and yorkshire pudding, lasagne, curry, so you can avoid the hassle of cooking and the expense of eating out. The Llyn Peninsula is really stunning with its mountains, soft golden sands, gently lapping waves and cliff walks. Nefyn beach is gorgeous, with a café right on the beach (felt sorry for the poor girl behind the counter as she was on her own and had to combine taking orders, payment, making sandwiches but stayed cheerful!) We were lucky to get one of the few car parking spaces right next to the beach, otherwise you have to park in one of the residential streets and walk down the very steep hill. Morfa Nefyn beach, which is adjacent to Nefyn beach, has a National Trust car park but we didn't visit that beach. There are not a lot of attractions in the area so I reckon you need the good weather to enjoy this part of Wales. Pwllheli, Criccieth and Aberdaeron are definitely worth a visit, we weren't so keen on Abersoch as it was very hilly and full of traffic, even though it was a weekday out of high season (first week in June). Also no disabled concessions or toilets in the car park, unlike the other towns. We also did a scenic drive up to Dinas, spectacular mountains and sea views, and there's an excellent café by the beach called Waves which was quite reasonably priced - seems difficult these days to get a lunch for under £10 each, but this had a few tasty options. Many thanks to Gareth for providing such comfortable accommodation, we would definitely recommend Dwyros.

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• Jacqui - Verified booking

  Firstly, we had a fantastic time!

  We usually stay somewhere else quite close by so we weren't sure what to expect and we really enjoyed it! What we loved: - Thank you for the beautiful cake, cookies and milk - a really lovely touch! - Location is fantastic both for the beach and the shop and it is really peaceful - Really cosy feel at night time - 2 bathrooms is great and lovely walk in shower in one - The kitchen is very well equipped - sharp knives, lovely pans, smart coffee machine and even had pasta bowls which was brilliant for us because we love a pasta bowl!! - Lots of storage space in the bedrooms - Uiltility room with extra fridge and the freezer / washing machine and dryer too - Enclosed private garden for our dog with a couple of nice chairs to use if sunny. - We felt 'at home' and comfortable very quickly - Felt secure due to the double doors at the front and all the keys to double lock the windows Couple of considerations - the front porch is tiny and unfortunately holds quite a musty/ nasty smell (probably due to storing shoes, wet coats etc) but it stays contained by closing the internal door. - Quite frustrating to have no control over the heating as this is controlled remotely. Perhaps less of a concern in July but in colder months it would be harder I think. - Hot water - needs to be boosted so sometimes you couldn't just wash up as you went (we didn't use the dishwasher as no dishwasher tabs left at all and not something we would use at home) - Maybe more than 1 food bag for recycling as we had used the one left for us in 2 days. - As mentioned, the kitchen was really great however only one 'normal' Wine glass in the vast array of glasses These are trivial matters and would in no way prevent us from returning because we loved it and didn't want to leave! It is great value for money for a genuinely wonderful location - 5 minute walk to the beach and also 5-10 mins through the country pathway to the coastal path. We will be back to 'Gorynys' ..Diolch!

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• Michael - Verified booking

  What a lovely little gem of a property!

  Away from it all, but near enough to the beach (1 mile) and the local shops/cafes. Really quiet other than the natural countryside noises and a total sun trap when the weather is nice, which it was all week. Some have commented on the lane going to the property which is indeed narrow, but its perfectly negotiable and I never actually encountered another vehicle when driving. For info I drive a 4x4 so unless you're trying to drive down a lorry I think you'll be ok. Perfect for walkers, with me and the dog clocking up over 90 miles in the week. The local pubs can get VERY busy on the weekend in summer as can the beach, but there are much quieter ones further afield in the car. The house is west facing, so can get VERY hot in the sun so best keep the curtains closed. It would benefit from blackout curtains in the bedroom such as those in the lounge but I guess this is down to personal preference. Please note there is also no washing machine here, so get your elbow grease ready for the handwash! Alternatively there is an laundry in the village. Hosts are tremendous and couldn't do enough. Local amenities are grand, including an emergency visit to the vets who couldn't help enough. All that remains to say is diolch!

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• Gemma - Verified booking

  We have just returned after a perfect stay at the property.

  We loved the home from home feel of the bungalow. It had everything we needed as a party of three adults and two children (13,17) Great to arrive to a welcome gift of cake, biscuits and milk but also to a few essential cupboard staples to make use of. Conservatory provided additional space for us to use as a family. Board games a welcome surprise too!! Two bathrooms also hugely beneficial with two teenagers! (walk in shower also great for someone who has mobility difficulties) My favourite was sitting in the lovely garden and relaxing with my book! (The lean too shed had additional chairs and garden games so take a look!) Returning home with minimal washing a bonus - As i was able to make good use of the washer and dryer in the annex. All in all a great property to stay in. Close to a local shop, coffee shop and short walk to the beach and Morfa Nefyn Golf course and Peninsula walk.

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• Helen - Verified booking

  We had a fantastic stay in Gorynys.

  The property is modern and comfortable. The location is great - really quiet area but within walking distance or short car ride to 3 fantastic beaches including a short 15/20 min walk to the Ty Coch Inn. The garden is lovely, relaxing and very safe for our dog. We had plenty of hot water thanks to the 'boost' buttons. The kitchen is small but functional and it was nice having an extra fridge freezer in the outside utility room. The only issue we had was with the wheelie bins which were very full when we arrived. We left the bins out on the indicated day but the general refuse was not collected. I presume this means it is a fortnightly collection - if this is the case then a laminated calendar in the kitchen would be helpful to instruct guests when this bin should be left out for collection. We'd definitely stay here again.

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